
The taste developers
Sourdoughs are much more than just an ingredient. “They are an entire system of biotechnology,” explains Dr. Georg Böcker, Managing Director of Ernst BÖCKER GmbH & Co. KG, in an interview.
Sourdoughs are much more than just an ingredient. “They are an entire system of biotechnology,” explains Dr. Georg Böcker, Managing Director of Ernst BÖCKER GmbH & Co. KG, in an interview.
Angel Yeast announced the opening of its latest food ingredient factory, with facilities that enable automated operation and improved quality control with smart production lines.
Many bakeries use other cereals and pseudo-cereals such as amaranth, quinoa and buckwheat, looking to add new sensory experiences to their range.
Inspired by nature, modern solutions developed with enzymes mark the silver lining between goals coming from the R&D laboratory, restraints coming from the bakery facility and the tastes and experiences consumer prefers.
Inspired by nature, modern solutions developed with enzymes mark the silver lining between goals coming from the R&D laboratory, restraints coming from the bakery facility and the tastes and experiences consumer prefers.
The F-Series proofer concept from Sveba Dahlen belongs to a new generation of proofers jointly developed with bakers from all over the world. Smart functions are given high priority to simplify and streamline everyday workflows at the bakery.
The sourdough manufacturer Ernst Böcker GmbH & Co. KG present new product ideas on the subject of fermentation at this year’s iba trade fair in Munich. The innovations are as follows:
UNIFERM will present the product innovations FermFresh® Urgetreide (Ancient Cereal) and FermStar® Langzeit (Long Time) at the iba trade fair. FermFresh® Urgetreide is a new development from UNIFERM’s range of fresh products. FermFresh® Urgetreide brings together the two cereal varieties – Emmer and Einkorn. UNIFERM’s own gentle multi-day fermentation process intensifies the natural flavor profile.
The Italian silo constructor Cepi SpA focuses on automation and the growing interest in fermentation plants on the part of bread bakers.

